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Federation of Mountain Clubs of BC

Mountain Matters

President’s Message Spring/Summer 2024
Club Ramblings

President’s Message Spring/Summer 2024

by admin July 11, 2024July 11, 2024

Welcome to the summer edition of Cloudburst. I’m sure everyone is eager to feel some warmth and get out on[…]

Plowing of Rubble Creek
Mountain Matters

Plowing of Rubble Creek

by Monika Bittel, FMCBC DIrector December 20, 2023December 20, 2023

On November 20th, 2023, Erik Smeets, Area Supervisor, Garibaldi South, BC Parks, confirmed arrangements will be in place for Miller[…]

What Hiking Means to Some
Mountain Matters

What Hiking Means to Some

by Mary Hof, Outdoor Club of Victoria, Island Mountain Ramblers, Alberni Valley Outdoor Club December 20, 2023December 20, 2023

Soon I will celebrate 30 years of hiking – there must be a reason why I love to hike! I[…]

3rd Annual BC Trails Day
Mountain Matters

3rd Annual BC Trails Day

by admin June 28, 2023
Dave King – Lifetime Achievement Award
Mountain Matters

Dave King – Lifetime Achievement Award

by Written by Mark Nielson, photo provided by Mark Nielson Caledonia Ramblers June 28, 2023

Dave King, long-time member of the Caledonia Ramblers and a familiar face to the Federation of Mountain Clubs of British[…]

Province of BC Gives $10 Million Grant to ORCBC for Endowment Fund
Mountain Matters

Province of BC Gives $10 Million Grant to ORCBC for Endowment Fund

by Liz Bicknell, FMCBC President June 28, 2023

On May 1, 2023, the Ministry of Environment and Climate Change Strategy announced that they are giving a $10-million grant[…]

A Letter from a Female Mountain Mentor…
Mountain Matters

A Letter from a Female Mountain Mentor…

by Christina Radvak (she/her) November 15, 2022

To Deserving (but not self-proclaimed) Mountain Mentors, You are not alone in the struggle of becoming a mentor. I have[…]

Swiss Edelweiss Village: To Be or Not to Be
Mountain Matters

Swiss Edelweiss Village: To Be or Not to Be

by Ron Dart November 15, 2022November 15, 2022

There is no doubt that in the origins and development of mountaineering and mountain culture in Western Canada, the Swiss[…]

Mountain Matters

Triple grizzly bear encounter in Jasper National Park

by Mike Nash June 2, 2022

Looking ahead to this year’s mountain hiking season, I am reminded of a remarkable bear encounter that I had while[…]

Crystal Falls Trail Access Issue
Mountain Matters

Crystal Falls Trail Access Issue

by Jay MacArthur June 2, 2022

The Crystal Falls trail in the City of Coquitlam follows the east side of the Coquitlam River to a small[…]

If Only a Backpack Could Talk
Mountain Matters

If Only a Backpack Could Talk

by Story and photos by Mary Hof Outdoor Club of Victoria, Island Mountain Ramblers, and Alberni Valley Outdoor Club January 12, 2022January 14, 2022

Having a properly fitted backpack can make a huge difference on a hike. One of my first backpacks was my[…]

Snowshoeing and Avalanche Safety – An Update
Mountain Matters

Snowshoeing and Avalanche Safety – An Update

by Mike Nash, Caledonia Ramblers Hiking Club January 12, 2022January 14, 2022

In 2018, I wrote an article on snowshoeing and avalanche safety for the spring/summer issue of Cloudburst (Avalanche Safety and[…]

Kayaking in BC’s Coastal Water
Mountain Matters

Kayaking in BC’s Coastal Water

by By Linda Doctoroff, Victoria Outdoor Club, Photos by Tom Perry October 12, 2021October 12, 2021

  Swoosh…dip,swoosh…dip, swoosh…dip and smack! Less than 50 metres from our kayaks, the humpback’s fluke whacks the water as it[…]

Backcountry Safe: Lessons Learned So That Every Journey Ends With A Safe Return
Mountain Matters

Backcountry Safe: Lessons Learned So That Every Journey Ends With A Safe Return

by Sheila Churchill, Backcountry Safe October 12, 2021October 12, 2021

We thought we had done everything right. We had the three essentials of backcountry skiing – transceiver, shovel, probe –[…]

Sometimes You Forget the Pots: An unplanned day among the smoky wilds of Bowron Lakes
Mountain Matters

Sometimes You Forget the Pots: An unplanned day among the smoky wilds of Bowron Lakes

by By Robin Jane Roff, BC Mountaineering Club June 25, 2021October 12, 2021

The day breaks grey and muted. My mind instinctively turns to rain and for a moment I cringe and slink[…]

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